mediamanmail asked:
I have a two year old that is going to be with me. I can get to the park as early as needed….hoping to find a place to park that is not too far from the stadium.
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1 Jeseth // May 17, 2009 at 7:50 am
The best way to Fenway is the “T” train.
Take the green line, it drops you off right behind Fenway.
I get on in Riverside, MA and take the “T” all the way in. Its not worth driving. To much hassle.
2 teenhamodic // May 19, 2009 at 6:08 am
If you don’t mind paying like $40 or something, you can park in one of the parking lots nearby. Good luck finding street parking at ANYTIME there, and on a game day? You could get lucky. If you want to go real early, you can probably find something, but pay attention to when the meters stop running.
I agree with the other guy, take the T. Or if you want, park your car near a stop on the green line, and then take it.
3 Mitch H // May 20, 2009 at 7:16 pm
Dont take the T you never know what will happen there are areas around 20$ close to the stadium last year i parked behind the monster for 25$ if it is a night game the prices go up though.
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